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Blizzard stripe hatchling

Pardon my ignorance. . .

. . . but what is the difference between a blizzard & a snow?

This question coming from someone who can't distinguish an amel from a caramel! Though I truly hope to learn one day! For now, I figured I'd ask those who know relevant questions I'm more likely to remember!

Your patience is appreciated! Thanx again!
 
axis1 said:
. . . but what is the difference between a blizzard & a snow?

This question coming from someone who can't distinguish an amel from a caramel! Though I truly hope to learn one day! For now, I figured I'd ask those who know relevant questions I'm more likely to remember!

Your patience is appreciated! Thanx again!
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Snow is amel and anery. Blizzard is amel and charcoal.
 
fyrefocks said:
Snow is amel and anery. Blizzard is amel and charcoal.
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Oh, OK. Thanx! (Although I actually have NO idea what that means!! LOL!!). :bang:

Sorry, I guess I was looking for a simpler answer, but there actually may be no such animal, LITERALLY!!

I also thought that amel and anery were exclusive to each other (couldn't be within the same animal), which just highlights my ignorance towards this subject! (I'm not THAT stupid, at least, I surely hope not, although one time I remember thinking that Tupac Shukur was a Jewish holiday!)
 
axis1 said:
Oh, OK. Thanx! (Although I actually have NO idea what that means!! LOL!!). :bang:

Sorry, I guess I was looking for a simpler answer, but there actually may be no such animal, LITERALLY!!

I also thought that amel and anery were exclusive to each other (couldn't be within the same animal), which just highlights my ignorance towards this subject! (I'm not THAT stupid, at least, I surely hope not, although one time I remember thinking that Tupac Shukur was a Jewish holiday!)
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Oh boy. Might I suggest an on-line purchase of The Cornsnake Morph Guide? (Used to be printed, but no longer.) That will teach you everything you need to know about cornsnake genetics! It's pretty simple, if you start at the beginning.
 
The blizzard and a couple sibs after separation.

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The only visual hypo, non-albino.

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Charcoal.

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Albino.

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Nanci said:
Oh boy. Might I suggest an on-line purchase of The Cornsnake Morph Guide? (Used to be printed, but no longer.) That will teach you everything you need to know about cornsnake genetics! It's pretty simple, if you start at the beginning.
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Thanx a bunch Nanci! I do have to look into that!!

Appreciate it!! :crazy02:
 
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